The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-11-05
re sATMTAE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5 1887.
Paw your poll tax.

our schools and every mac should sc
that is paid.
The gents sporting club will give
a grand ball. on Monday night, Nov
7, AT Empire hall.
Call and examine Cranes brand new boy
watches for only 81 25.
Capt McGowan has his office in the
Court House open from 8 to o'clock
TO receive your pcll tax.
Friends a great many of your sub
scriptions have expired, aud we are in
ne d Of the mOnev. Call at the Office
aud pay for the TRIBUNE.
The Ruill Centennial Club will give
a neck tie festival on Tuesday light
November s at Chatham's hall Tickets
25 cents.
Miss Alice NJ Brown. has been spend.
ing the last two weeks at home. She
will return to Americas next week.
Miss Ida Russell returned home last
week from the West where she had
been spending the summer.
Mems brand new watches at 81 rs and up
splendid time-keepers, fully warranted at j.
Cranes.
A grand oyster supper and festi-
val will be given by party OF La
dies for a benevolent purpose on
Tuesday night. Nov. s at Odd Eel
lows hall, Harris street. Tickets 25c
1t is reported that the cold judge"
tried to run down the Charleston out
going train on Sunday morning and got
left. The trouble seems to have been
that his legs were little too short
Messrs. Cuyler Morel and Hernandez
returned from Charleston on Tuesday
morning, and reports having pleasant
time during their short stay.
Would it not look far better for
young men TO 60 in church on the
Sabbath than to be prowling around
on the outside like a loafer.
toto Crane for Watches, Clocks and Jewel
~ OF all kinds, sold at bottom prices
A neat little pamphlet containing the
By Laws Rules and Regulations of
Fostpr's Assembly No. 900 K of l.,
have just been issued from the TRI-
BUNE press.
The city scavengers are not as vigi-
lant as they should be. There are
many complaints about them 10 the
southern portion of the city, where in
some places they have not been for a
week.
The very excellent book "Our Faith
ers Church" by Dr. NJ r Wilson, just
printed in this office should be in the
hands of every lover of the race. Twen-
ty-fve cents could not be better in
vested than la the purchase of one of
these bo ks.
A fine little church has just been
erected in Screven county by Rev. G Fl
Newton, aud will so2n b9 dedicated to
the service of God by Rev john Watts,
Pc. This church was built mainly by
the efforts of the people in that county,
having received no aid from their
chureh Ex. Bard
The A Nj + churches of this, and all
other cities. and towns, throughout the
United States will celebrate their one
hundredth anniversary tins month No
vembcr 1887. She throws op'n her
record for full inspection. Centennial
Addresses, speeches orations. essays.
sermons and hymns will fill the churches
during the month. And in the midst
If all of these good things there will be
a centennial collection tor the publica-
rion department of the A NJ K church.
Friends are requested tv give something
let it be much or little, which will be
thankfully received.
The Celebrated "Black Diamond
Quartette" Of Kirtrel's Industrial and
Normal school of N. c., of which Prof.
B. B. Goings is manager, have been
giving the public of this city treat to
some fine singing Their recent concerts
in st James Tabernacle and st Philips
church were perfectly satisfactory TO the
large audiences that had the pleasure of
hearing them. The proceeds oe these
concerts are devoted to the re building
Of the school which was DESTROYED by
fire. The quartette consists of PROBES
sors A. Simmon. Fl Tate. A. Haywood
and W. Warren.
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